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Christopher Dorner - A Lesson In Narcissism

Christopher Dorner killed three people in Los Angeles: 

Monica Quan and Keith Lawrence were killed by Dorner

I read the first few paragraphs of Dorner's manifesto, and while I was somewhat touched by the hardships of a young black man growing up in a racist world where he belongs to the "less than 1%", I was not swayed in Dorner's favor.

Christopher Dorner is the 'N' word, but not the one he mentions having heard in a van ride with his fellow officers. Dorner is a Narcissist.

I know the attitude quite well, as a matter of fact. It's an utter lack of humility, an attitude that you are more important than the millions of others around you. It leads people to lose their jobs, it creates a lack of contentment, as the person is always thinking he (or she) is being wronged somehow, the Narcissist always mouthing off reasons as to why things are not right, and they are not to blame.

The fact is, this "folk hero" as the media is reporting he is being called, shot and killed an Interracial couple while they sat in their car. 

Don't forget that.

Michael Crain was one of Dorner's victims

Christopher Dorner has an excuse for everything. In my opinion, having a job requires a level of humility that enables you to "turn the other cheek", a lesson that Dorner failed all the way back in grammar school, and continued to fail throughout his life.

The fact that on the day his principal struck him, and told him to turn the other cheek, that Christopher Dorner took that as his calling card to stand up to all injustice, is a sign that this is a man not fit to live among humans. In fact, he is a terrorist, in every sense of the word. Terrorizing Los Angeles, and terrorizing the media with an abundance of haunting, yet necessary coverage.

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Becoming Our Own Moral Compass: Ushering In A New Pope

Pope Benedict XVI has resigned. And so with the passing of another Pope, in life or death, we see the hands of time tick on, and we are left with the coming of a new Pope in his place.

With the passing of this Pope, however, let us not forget ourselves, let us not forget the sins of the Priests committed under the outgoing and former leadership. Let us not forget that the Priesthood is something of a protective force for child molestation.

None of this is directed in anger, or fear, but in the sound realm of: this is what happened. This is the institution.

Michael Baker Child - Priest of Roman Catholic Church

When we see new leadership assumed in the office, let us acknowledge and pay deep tribute to this Holy position, but let us not forget our own moral and civil obligations to each other. We are not bound by the rules of a very elderly leadership (Benedict XVI became a priest in 1951). If the Pope wants to resign because of "very advanced age" then we all ought to know that he, too, is a mortal.

The sad and scary reality is that all of us are best suited to act as our own moral compass. We know that when we see a child murdering other children, it is wrong. The answer is not to blame anyone, but rather to prevent that from happening again. Literally from the moment that we learn of such an occurrence, we all must spread love to those in our society who need it the most.

We must start taking action to prevent our own bodies from spiraling into a state of disrepair. We must eat health, and exercise, or we must embrace the atrophy of the body and spirit that comes with complacency.

The Pope is a great beacon of all that is Holy on this Earth. However, we must recognize that we are left to solve the daily mysteries about how and why we are here. The answer is mysterious, by it's very nature, therefore we must accept that not everything else is mysterious. It's right in front of your nose.

Google your problems away. We must begin solving problems instead of inflaming them.

Eric Cantor Was Really Cool on Meet The Press

I'm not to familiar with Eric Cantor  for whatever reason, however, the last few interviews, and most importantly, Sunday's Meet The Press interview with David Gregory, he seems like the most reasonable Republican, and obviously intelligent.

He's the ideal Republican.

He's reasonable, he focused on the areas in which he could reason with the President, such as aiding the many immigrants who are already in the midst. Additionally, he suggested getting aid to the poor "without jobs and with jobs".

Instead of preaching the usual Republican, "Dey Took Er Jobs!" Eric Cantor, seemed rather composed and intelligent as he spoke of The Future of the GOP...

I wonder if Cantor will consider running ever. He's got a pretty amazing Souther Drawl, too.

But...

He opposes public funding of embryonic stem cell research. He once called it a distraction from the economy.

He opposes gay marriage.

Do I need anything else? Go to this site. Eric Cantor has an OBSCENE voting record.

He's got an amazing jaw line, I admit. He's a Southern Stallion. But he's... well, wrong on a lot of issues.